Grand Reception for President Taft in Livingston
Livingston expected a grand welcome as President Taft arrives tomorrow afternoon for a brief visit. A crowd of 1 000 will sing America, wave flags, and the Livingston Chamber of Commerce plans to distribute two thousand buttons. Local schools offices and shops will close. a committee will meet the president and escort him from Bozeman ferry to town.
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Livingston
Presiden Taft
Norenen Prestie
America
Buleone
Roosevelt
Livington
Livingston Cammereit Club
Provident
Prant Aispwoha
W. Miles
Charles Ay Bure
Yy Wurts
Bozeman
Ferry Bagston
Jdanned
Ite
Om Charles Ailes
Crim Livahestan Nitat
Apn
Roosevelt Promises Silence Stuns World in Campaign
Fragmentary account shows Roosevelt pledging silence as factor in upcoming election. Text references a conference and mentions Atlantic Democrats, Pierson and Patton figures, amid strained wartime diplomacy. Readable names hint at political maneuvers and international stakes.
Leech-Wilkinson Mtbets Highlight Prominent Montana Family
A garbled report notes the Leech-Wilkinson event and a ceremony involving a prominent Montana family with ties to the Weveralls of Montana. It mentions a wedding or obituary context, an officiant named Ganley, and references to a historic or social gathering at a home.
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Lanrh
Taporer
Kehel
Mt Rma Alta
Obirel
Pirit
Ganley
Hanes
Weveralls
Montana
President's Swing and Trust Probes Expand Across Nation
A presidential address advocates enforcing trust laws to curb monopolies and boost competition. He warns government prosecutions against corporate trusts like Standard Oil and American Tobacco aim to restore free enterprise, stressing that prosperity depends on protecting workers and encouraging savings while avoiding class envy and overreach. President's train movement to Butte is noted with plans to arrive by early morning.
Discoverer of Yellowstone Park Dies in St. Paul
Nationally noted Western pioneer Nathanael Lane Ford Langford, founder of Yellowstone Park discovery and its first superintendent, dies in St. Paul at age 83. Langford, born Westmoreland New York August 2, 183?, played a key role in early Overland routes, Minnesota history, and exploration efforts. He helped secure Yellowstone as a national reserve and held roles in internal revenue and banking.
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Yellowstone Park
St. Paul
Paul
Nathaniel Pty Laneford
Capitol
Pilowstone Park
T. Pru
Rocky Mountaing
Etack
Mont
Manlani
Johimaes
Jianuary
Sean Hua
Dummies
Hin
Metame Weikunins
Washbana Party
Eeplorera
Fellowstane Park
IK Weinghu
Yellowstine Park
Gleimg
National Bank
San Francisco Calls for Commercial Congress
Fragmented report shows San Francisco urging a commercial congress during the Panama Pacific era. Text mentions Kansas City and a secretary’s name, with unclear phrases about timing and purpose. Strong entities include San Francisco, Kansas City, and Panama Pacific exposition mentions.
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San Francisco
Commercial Congress
Kansas City
San Fransigre
A. Fi Vranula
The
Anonyreas
Hugh Craig
San Minacclare
Instant Tragedy report from unclear events and names
A chaotic OCR fragment describes multiple fatalities and a child involved in a fall or crash. Names appear jumbled or misread, with locations and circumstances unclear. The text references a hospital or Valor and a person receiving something, but details are obscured.
Shields Denies Lobbyist Activity in Lorimer Inquiry
Robert J Shields of Winona Minnesota testified he did not act as a legislative lobbyist before United States committees in the Lorimer investigation or any other legislature. He said he traveled to Madison to review pending bills and that he did not solicit or arrange for lobbying for Hines Lumber or other corporations.
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Lorimer
Ig Ut
Wonyou
Hines Lumber Sanpads
Wisrongin
Shields
Madison
Thurs
Hills Pendine
Wiehe
Sipering
Withe
Sprinsfell
Wielwe
Wieha
Thicage
Aid
Shlenis
Hicazn
Whaiel
Burges
Burgess
Teine Committee
Ishinida
Magen
Edward Mies
Maguined
Wilson
Imperialists Claim Great Victory at Hankqm
Foreign dispatches report imperialist forces winning a decisive battle near Hankqm with heavy consolidations. Rebels face setbacks as government troops reportedly advance, while foreign observers note tightening control around Nanking and surrounding provinces.
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Hankqm
World Powers Debate China and Ottoman Influence
Fragmented garbled text discusses Great Powers and China’s stance toward Pekin, with mentions of Washington Mamlorran Whisht and potential revolutions in the Ottoman realm. It references Germany, Britain, and evolving foreign policy amid unrest, but the fragmentary source limits precise facts.
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Ponthel
Homlima
Admien
Washington
Hess
Trent
Aloes
Celestiala Mar
Apa
Gartrindsan
Brill
Midern
Wwe
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